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2nd Amendment Foundation: Gun Control Laws don't Deter Madmen
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David Williamson
Website: http://libertyparkpress.com
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Gun control proponents argue that America could “learn something” from the horrendous attack on two New Zealand mosques.
They are hoping that our citizens, gripped by emotion, will overlook the obvious and agree that law-abiding gun owners should face additional restrictions on their rights.
The real lesson to be learned from the Christchurch massacre is that madmen aren’t deterred by gun control laws, or laws against murder. Morality doesn’t enter into their thinking, so honest people must be prepared for the unthinkable and be able to respond. |
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Stripeseven
(3/20/2019)
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| Ok then...Convince the world with an explanation of why criminals refuse to obey laws, and the real reason for the emphasis of controlling the law abiding.. We're waiting... (Cricket Sounds).. |
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